JellyJelly
JELLYJELLYAI-powered platform for creating and sharing video call content
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| 1h | 24h | 7d | 30d | 60d | 90d |
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| 1.50% | 2.07% | 18.27% | 26.55% | 27.53% | -- |
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About JellyJelly
JellyJelly is a video social app on Solana that records front and rear cameras at once, then generates captions, titles and summaries automatically, with one-tap export to TikTok and Instagram or posting to its own feed; the JELLYJELLY token was issued through a Meme launch platform and unlocks in-app features. Short-form creation is gated by editing and topic selection, and JellyJelly compresses shooting, transcription and summarising into a single recording, showing the creator and the scene in one frame and removing post-production. The app positions itself around unpolished human clips, with a following and recommendation feed. The dual cameras support top-bottom, side-by-side and picture-in-picture layouts, and viewers can react to clips and message posters directly. Clips keep original audio and framing, with no filters or editing timeline.
In September 2026 JellyJelly launched on Google Play under the Human Social positioning, published by Smalltalk Fam in New York at version 1.1.19, and was still being updated in October; previously the app was available only on the App Store.
Key developments: On June 15 the token jumped 42.39% in a day, topping the memecoin daily gainers list; on August 12 CoinMarketCap featured it among meme coins to watch, at about $0.058 with a ~$58M market cap and ~11,000 holders.
Incentives: An iOS app update lets viewers tip creators directly in JELLY, a Solana token, with no follower minimum and no platform middleman taking a cut.
On March 7, 2026, JellyJelly dropped its invite requirement and opened sign-ups to everyone, moving the app from closed testing to public availability; version 5.4 on March 13 added in-app swaps between balances and JELLYJELLY, SOL or USDC, building on a cash-out flow shipped in 5.1.1 on February 8, so creators can monetize through viewer tips in JELLY. An Android release on Google Play followed in September, ending its iOS-only status.
Through the first half of 2026 JellyJelly filled out monetization: paywalled videos, in-chat transfers, QR payments and AI-generated polls, with the token shifting from community rewards to an in-app payment medium.
The JellyJelly roadmap widens Android coverage, deepens the dual-camera capture and tipping economy, and adds user-controlled recommendations to the feed to reduce algorithmic intervention.
Iqram Magdon-Ismail — Co-founder & CEO; co-founded payments app Venmo in 2009, graduated from the University of Pennsylvania, later founded JellyJelly.
Joe Prakash — CTO; leads JellyJelly's client and onchain payment development.